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banzzai13 t1_j7xhrp1 wrote

For fuck's sake, he swore to your door. Maybe you shouldn't be sharing his name and face like he's just robbed a bank.

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[deleted] t1_j7xlsvu wrote

Yeah if you tip shitty when you know that’s what they rely on then that’s worse behavior in my opinion. He swore at the door. If there wasn’t a camera no one would have known. OP is probably a worse piece of crap than this guy

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gusteauskitchen t1_j7xjd2x wrote

Obviously he didn't care too much if he's willing to show his face acting like this while they know his name.

If he doesn't want to be associated with this behavior, he shouldn't behave this way.

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[deleted] t1_j81vs7c wrote

Show his face? How could he have not showed his face? He didn’t know there was a camera. And this was the smallest outburst ever. IT’s understand that dude is frustrated. Do you ever get upset…?

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StarkRavingNormal t1_j7xi819 wrote

OP is a piece of shit. I trust Sean. #teamSeanfromSoCal

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tantan35 t1_j7xsvcd wrote

If you order any kind of food on delivery and don’t feel like a piece of shit, I don’t trust you.

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chris13se t1_j7xc1pt wrote

Long drive cheap tip?

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ragnarmcryan t1_j7xcnfd wrote

If only we paid people a livable wage without depending on tips regardless of occupation

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BreakintotheTrees t1_j7xgj36 wrote

We? I think you mean doordash

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ragnarmcryan t1_j7xh7od wrote

I meant society in general. In America, the harder you work, the less you get paid

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gusteauskitchen t1_j7xj6ar wrote

The more valuable your work, the more you get paid.

Anyone can go pick up fast food. Instead of being a resentful little twat like this guy, try being more valuable to others.

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UglyPlanetBugPlanet t1_j7xt1bt wrote

All work is valuable. Taking people away from their valuable families, their valuable and finite time, their valuable hobbies, and their valuable lives, deserves to be compensated, valuably.

To say otherwise is pure class traitor-ism.

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gusteauskitchen t1_j7xxx94 wrote

All work is valuable? What if I take a rock and move it from one side of my property to the other, and then back over and over for 40 hours a week?

Not all work is valuable, and not all jobs are equally valuable.

Admitting to basic logic isn't traitorous no matter how badly you want to pretend. You sound like a communist lol.

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UglyPlanetBugPlanet t1_j7xz2vx wrote

I am a communist.

And you sound like the president of your Jr. High Republicans club.

Are you capable of seeing the disingenuous in your analogy? I hope you can. Because I genuinely hope you aren't trying to navigate this world with such poorly developed reasoning skills.

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gusteauskitchen t1_j7y2ag7 wrote

LOL you actually admit to being a communist, that's like being a nazi dude.

You idiots are going to get people killed... AGAIN.

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UglyPlanetBugPlanet t1_j7y2s27 wrote

Good luck growing in your political beliefs. You have a ways to go.

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ragnarmcryan t1_j7ychzi wrote

They tried pulling that “if I move a rock around my backyard” bs with me in another comment. That seems to be their go to way of demonstrating their ignorance

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UglyPlanetBugPlanet t1_j8082cp wrote

Yea, it's wild. I wonder if they know it doesn't make sense or if they truly believe it's a good analogy.

Who pays you to move the rock? What's the starting wage? Are there raises? What company is in the pointless rock-moving business? Who's the CEO? Are there any workers on the board?

Oh wait, none of those are answerable because moving a rock isn't a payed job? Lol I hope they know how bad that looks.

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ragnarmcryan t1_j7xlipu wrote

I’m an SRE making more than I ever could hope. I see others working just as hard, if not harder, making a fraction that I make. You’re a child if you think we pay for labor by it’s intrinsic value.

And no, not everyone can just work fast food. That will crush your fucking soul

Edit: made my comment nicer since I think I misinterpreted it. Core point remains the same

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gusteauskitchen t1_j7y2mpm wrote

Working hard does not equal valuable work.

I could take a rock and move it around my yard 40 hours a week, yeah I'm working my ass off, but I'm not bringing value to anyone.

We pay for labor the most accurately way we've ever found, by individuals deciding for themselves how much they are willing to pay for the labor, and how much the individual laborer is willing to do the work for. If you have a better way to figure that out down to an individual level I'd sure love to hear it.

The government deciding how much to charge and pay for jobs they know nothing about doesn't make any sense though, that's why communism keeps failing.

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overemploy_swe t1_j7xdbkh wrote

The fact that you took the time to contact door dash support over this shows you probably deserved it

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[deleted] t1_j7xlv4x wrote

Honestly going after someone’s livelihood because they insulted you behind your back… what a psycho

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Hot-Specialist-6824 t1_j7xgkta wrote

First, why do you care? Why did you sit there n watch your cam or go back n watch the recording if your food was delivered ok? Weird. Second, you obviously left a lousy tip for the food/drive. Get over yourself.

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Ellemeno t1_j7xh0s2 wrote

How much did you tip him, OP?

My dad does DoorDash and sometimes he will get tipped just a couple of cents. It's insulting, but he has learned to just laugh it off.

Based on the stories that my dad has told me, it can get pretty stressful. There's been a handful of times where a customer has lied about never receiving their food and my dad has to appeal the strike or else he risks getting fired. Other times, he has to drive from one end of the city to the other end of another city for just $3 pay. All I'm saying is that delivery driver was probably having a very stressful day and your presumably unfair tip stressed him out even more. We're all human.

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AbaloneMoney3642 t1_j7xifw7 wrote

He's calling you a piece of shit because you left a low/no tip. Drivers will take these orders to keep their completion rate up because it's known that even though the company isn't allowed to penalize drivers who turn down low offers, they do. Next time, put on some pants and go pick up your own food. You piece of shit..

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Eman_Drawkcab_X t1_j7xjbfo wrote

Where did you see that he left a bad tip?

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AbaloneMoney3642 t1_j7xkqjh wrote

The video is self explanatory.

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RunHard00 t1_j7xuj1k wrote

Ok but define bad - maybe OP left what he thought was fair. Hard to judge everything without the information.

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AbaloneMoney3642 t1_j7y2yti wrote

How much would I as a perfect stranger need to pay you to bring me food from five miles away?

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RunHard00 t1_j7ys2nn wrote

A ton. But I’m also not in a position where I am exploring food delivery as a way to generate income. My guess is this person isn’t expecting to make six figures from delivering food. His definition of bad is different than mine.

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AbaloneMoney3642 t1_j7yuy4g wrote

You're right he's not expecting to see six figures. I'd say around $1.50 a mile or a minimum of $5 for closer deliveries.These guys are paid $2.25-$2.50 per delivery by the company. The rest comes from tips. I was doing it for a few months to make some extra cash and I can tell you these companies need to be investigated because they wll 100% shut you down by spamming no tip orders at you for a couple of hours if you turn down too many low or no tip deliveries.

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RunHard00 t1_j7yv9qm wrote

Good to know. Now how much did OP tip? And was the driver expecting the same numbers you laid out? Mysteries of the world…

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AbaloneMoney3642 t1_j7yw566 wrote

Well OP hasn't provided any additional context. They simply posted this video of a random delivery driver who is properly delivering their food but is very upset about it.

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RunHard00 t1_j7yxuhj wrote

Right. My point is that without context, there’s no good way to know if the driver is overreacting or if OP should have expected frustration from the driver. Seems unfair to just assume OP left a “bad tip” - bad by the driver’s standards, clearly, but maybe not bad in a general sense.

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AbaloneMoney3642 t1_j7z7v1y wrote

You're right. I'm basing my judgement off of life experience and intuition. It's literally 50/50 whether or not op tipped the driver or not. Based on what's available I'd put money on not though.

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JesusIsMyZoloft t1_j7xk9fv wrote

I'm kinda with Doordash Support on this one. He didn't know you have a video doorbell. I don't know why he was in a bad mood, and he shouldn't have taken it out on you, but he didn't know he was taking it out on you.

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Brap_Zanigan t1_j7xl2ip wrote

99% likelihood he did zero or cheap tip and driver still had to deliver it. If you are too lazy to go get food nearby you tip out the rear for it.

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Eric2929 t1_j7xm54x wrote

I reported this post, hope it gets taken down. Sorry the dude swore and offended you. Giving out his name and location is a deeply shitty thing to do. He didn’t threaten or harass you, he privately muttered to himself because he’s working a low-wage job and—I presume—you made his life more difficult by tipping like trash.

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svyoshi t1_j7xs97n wrote

Looks like you gave him a shit tip and are also incredibly soft. Why do you care that much to attempt to dox him?

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frodosuncle t1_j7xgqv7 wrote

Well it’s pretty obvious that you didn’t tip well if at all

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CaptainObvious t1_j7xje54 wrote

You have never worked in retail or food service.

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SebastianJanssen t1_j7xlref wrote

I, too, think that swearing at inanimate objects is fine.

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symm4try t1_j7xqzx8 wrote

I thought they don’t see how much you’ve tipped them until after they drop the order off? Unless this guy delivered to him before in the past? But then don’t they have to right to refuse that delivery? I’m ignorant someone enlighten me lol

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DarkwingDawg t1_j7xuka0 wrote

How about you ask the following questions to yourself:

-What actions did you take to make him do that? -Why are you so offended? -Do you really believe people would side with you on this?

Be honest and answer these questions.

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DaanFag t1_j7xw14v wrote

Not only is OP probably an asshole, they’re stupid as fuck for posting this video from their house on their YouTube, then posting that to Reddit, while giving their location, while also having a post of their car with their license plate right there on their profile.

You should delete this idiot.

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videos-ModTeam t1_j7xwi6v wrote

Thank you for your submission. Unfortunately, it is being removed due to the following reason:

  • R2: No Personal Information or Witch-Hunting

Thank you for your understanding.

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OG_Hash t1_j7xms63 wrote

Sean’s not wrong lol

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aardvarkbiscuit t1_j7ximwq wrote

I'd be more worried what a cocksucker like that had done to the food. Eat shit he says. Fuck Doordash.

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hails8n t1_j7xiuhc wrote

No. 1 rule about avoiding shitty people:

Don’t be in the south or California.

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gusteauskitchen t1_j7xk27j wrote

You think people in the North are less shitty than the South?

I slid into a ditch the other day during an ice storm. I was a little worried since it was almost night, I was far from home, tow trucks were backed up for hours, I was low on gas, and it was approaching 0 degrees Fahrenheit.

Luckily I live in the South and had 3 different people stop to make sure I was okay and offer me a ride and one of them even pulled my car out. Everyone here is so nice, almost too nice sometimes. I've had similar turnouts when I was just pulled over on the side of the road not needing assistance. Constantly having to wave people on because they were so willing to help someone they thought was in need. It's not like I was some pretty young Southern girl either, I'm a middle aged hairy guy...

I lived in Baltimore for a couple years and got a very contrasting experience. Where I live, you make eye contact at the store, you smile, and you move on, maybe a nod. NOT IN BALTIMORE! These people act like you're some sort of psychopath if you even look at them. I made eye contact with this guy and started yelling at me asking what my problem was. I thought I was going to get into a fight with this guy just for being polite!

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